EP3299790B1 - Procédé de suppression adaptative de modes élastiques en temps réel dans des signaux temporaux discrets - Google Patents

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EP3299790B1
EP3299790B1 EP16382445.1A EP16382445A EP3299790B1 EP 3299790 B1 EP3299790 B1 EP 3299790B1 EP 16382445 A EP16382445 A EP 16382445A EP 3299790 B1 EP3299790 B1 EP 3299790B1
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  • the present invention belongs to the field of aeroservoelastic coupling suppression, and particularly, it belongs to the field of real time adaptive cancellation of elastic modes in discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a flexible structure.
  • the flexible structure is a structure with elastic variable characteristics, and more particularly, a structure with non-linear aerodynamics.
  • Said Control Laws are any law which is function of the measured system dynamics, and which governs the movement of the system control devices or effectors, being said effectors any device intended to modify the movement or displacements of a system.
  • the aeroservoelastic coupling suppression is a multidisciplinary technology dealing with the interaction of air vehicle non-stationary aerodynamic forces, the structure dynamics and the flight control system dynamics.
  • Several studies have been conducted assessing strategies and methodologies in the design of active flight control algorithms to favorably modify the aeroelastic dynamics of the system, or to simply decouple the rigid and elastic measured dynamics to minimize the adverse effects on the stability margins and handling qualities.
  • said flying boom is a flexible slender structure with highly non-linear aerodynamics and elastic characteristics that strongly vary with the flight condition, the operational phase, the telescopic beam length and the fuel flow.
  • the first bending mode frequency of the flying boom both in free-air and coupled conditions (during refueling operations), lies in the bandwidth of the rigid control frequencies.
  • notch filter for very flexible systems which meet the design requirements are also known.
  • extended Kalman filters can be applied to attenuate the elastic components in the feedback signals at the resonant frequencies using the theoretic model of the rigid system.
  • a spatial filtering technique that uses a distributed sensors array to cancel the elastic modes components in the feedback signal, assuming the elastic modes shapes are known beforehand. Nevertheless, the number of sensors used in spatial filtering technique is in general greater than twice the number of elastic modes to be suppressed.
  • the present invention provides an alternative solution for the aforementioned problems, by a method for adaptively cancelling in real time elastic modes in discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a flexible structure according to claim 1, a computer program according to claim 6, a system according to claim 7, and an aircraft according to claim 8.
  • a method for adaptively cancelling in real time elastic modes in discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a flexible structure according to claim 1, a computer program according to claim 6, a system according to claim 7, and an aircraft according to claim 8.
  • preferred embodiments of the invention are defined.
  • the invention provides a method for adaptively cancelling in real time N elastic modes in discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a flexible structure, the flexible structure having elastic variable characteristics, and the method comprising two main blocks:
  • flexible structure will be understood as a structure with fast time-varying geometries and exogenous boundary conditions than can suffer discrete changes. Also, said flexible structure is provided with elastic variable characteristics, and in preferred embodiments with non-linear aerodynamics.
  • the discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a flexible structure comprise a total number N of elastic modes to be cancelled and, advantageously, said flexible structure comprises only two active measurement sources for cancelling all these elastic modes in the discrete-time signals, i.e. the output measurements signals obtained throughout different sampling operations.
  • this method advantageously provides reliable results with only two measurement sources.
  • the present method uses the minimum information of the flexible structure for cancelling in real time the N selected elastic modes in the discrete-time signals, i.e. in the output measurement signals.
  • step a) of the present method Both the number N of elastic modes and the two active measurement sources are provided by the step a) of the present method. Additionally, the step a) further provides the location vectors l of each active measurement source, depending said location vectors l on the spatial positioning of each measurement source on the flexible structure which elastic modes are to be cancelled in the discrete-time signals, i.e. in the output measurements, and the variation of the elastic characteristics of said flexible structure. Said variations condition the locations of said measurement sources due to the fact that different positions of the measurement sources may affect the output measurements provided by the sources.
  • Both active measurement sources are sources which indistinctly provide discrete samples of the measured system dynamics, which comprise the system rigid dynamics, the flexible structure dynamics, and the respective measurement noises and errors. Therefore, the user may decide which of the sources may be denoted as A or B. Results of the present method are indistinctly obtained whichever of the sources is considered to be source A or source B. However, the location of source A may affect the location of source B or vice versa.
  • the elastic modes iso-displacement points define the location where measurement source B shall not be placed in order to satisfactorily apply the proposed elastic mode cancellation method in the output measurement signals provided by measurement source A or B.
  • the measurement sources are sensors.
  • active measurement sources will be understood as measurement sources which provide sampling results during the functioning of the present method. This does not exclude additional measurement sources which may be located in the flexible structure but which are not essential for performing the present method once two active measurement sources work in the flexible structure.
  • the present method allows the user to decide, depending on the needs or the functioning of structure, the real time sampling by means of the two measurement sources, thus obtaining two output measurement discrete-time scalar signals as the ones provided in step b).
  • output measurement will be understood as a signal, and more particularly a signal provided by any active measurement source arranged on the flexible structure.
  • Step c) of the present method provides the elastic natural frequency estimate of each elastic mode to be cancelled, frequency which will be different depending on if the method is applied for the first time or not, i.e. if the method is performing the first sampling.
  • step c) the method is provided in step c) with a natural frequency estimate ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i , which in step C 1 ) is known by the user or by previous results of application of the method, said frequency being ⁇ ⁇ 0 i ; which is understood as the initial natural frequency estimate of the elastic mode i.
  • the natural frequency estimate needed is provided as the value inherited from previous samples on which the method has been already performed.
  • this allows the method to adjust the results as it is considering the different behavior stages of the flexible structure given an initial estimated value of these frequencies.
  • the present method additionally provides a conditioning filter which is a parametric band-pass digital filter that is centered at the frequency estimate of each elastic mode to be cancelled, frequency which is previously provided in step c) of the method.
  • said conditioning filter filters the output measurement discrete-time scalar signal, by means of a transfer function, in order to obtain filtered measurement outputs for each elastic mode to be cancelled.
  • the conditioning filter of the present method enhances the performance and robustness of the cancelling method comparing with current methods of spatial filtering of the state of the art.
  • the elastic natural frequencies are estimated and provided in real time, and the method allows generating a filtered signal which contains only the measured rigid dynamics of the flexible structure, with zero phase-loss and attenuation.
  • a second order band-pass digital filter that is centered in the natural frequency estimate of each elastic mode to be cancelled, which was previously provided in step c), is used.
  • said second order band-pass digital filter filters the discrete-time scalar signals, which is part of a complementary filter bank, obtaining a filtered discrete-time scalar signal of each elastic modes to be cancelled.
  • the second order band-pass digital filter of the present method enhances the performance and robustness of the method comparing with current method of spatial filter.
  • the present method additionally comprises the use of a frequency tracking module which in step i) estimates and updates the natural frequency of each elastic mode to be cancelled.
  • the adjustment of this natural frequency is performed introducing the estimated mode displacements of each elastic mode in the frequency tracking module, and obtaining the estimated natural frequency updated values.
  • the previous updated values are saved in step j).
  • steps i) and j) allows the method to be readjusted every time it is ran, therefor the results obtained are more reliable.
  • the present method additionally provides a loop in step k) which, advantageously, allows performing step c) to step j), as many times as the number N of elastic modes which are going to be cancelled. Said loop, guarantees that the estimation process is done for every elastic mode to be canceled and also enhances the performance and robustness of the present method.
  • the present method additionally provides an elastic mode cancellation output function in step m) which, advantageously, allows the cancellation of each elastic mode to be cancelled in real time in the discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of the studied flexible structure, taking into consideration the variable conditions and elastic properties of said flexible structure.
  • the present method additionally provides an extended spatial filtering.
  • said extended spatial filtering is in charge of generating N - 1 virtual signal for complementing the signals measured by the two active measurement sources in order to obtain the elastic mode cancellation output function.
  • the present method enhances the performance and robustness compared with methods of spatial filtering known from the state of the art, reducing also the development time and cost associated.
  • the conditioning digital filter H c i of step d) of the first inventive aspect is a combination of a narrow band-pass digital filter (BP) centered at ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i and one or two narrow stop-band digital filters (SB) centered at ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i ⁇ 1 and ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i + 1 , and wherein H c i z is the transfer function in the Z-domain of the conditioning digital filter H c i corresponding to the following expression: and wherein step c) of the method further comprises providing natural frequency estimates ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i ⁇ 1 and ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i + 1 of the elastic mode i - 1 and i + 1, being:
  • the combination of a band-pass digital filter and one or two narrow digital stop-band filter provides a better adjustment of the natural frequency estimates.
  • the filter width equals the band width of the filter.
  • Higher values of band width imply higher filter width values; therefore, the filter can be selected according to the needs.
  • the conditioning digital filter H c i of step d) is a combination of a narrow band-pass digital filter (BP) centered at ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i and N - 1 narrow stop-band digital filters (SB) centered at ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 q being q ⁇ N + : ⁇ q ⁇ [ 1,N ]
  • the combination of a band-pass digital filter and N - 1 narrow digital stop-band filters provides a better adjustment of the natural frequency estimates and a higher cancelation performance of the N elastic modes to be suppressed when the estimated elastic modes frequencies are very close to each other.
  • the filter widths equal the band width of the filters. Higher values of band width imply higher filter width values; therefore, the filter can be selected according to the needs.
  • the invention provides a computer program comprising computer program code, which, when executed by a computer device, causes the computer device to carry out all the method steps of the first inventive aspect.
  • the invention provides a system comprising a flexible structure and N elastic modes to be cancelled in real time in discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of the flexible structure and a computer device, the computer device being configured to apply a method for adaptively cancelling in real time N elastic modes in said discrete-time signals according to the first inventive aspect.
  • the invention provides an aircraft comprising a system according to the third inventive aspect.
  • the present invention discloses a method for adaptively cancelling in real time N elastic modes in discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a flexible structure, the flexible structure having elastic variable characteristics.
  • Elastic mode cancellation in the discrete-time signals which measure the dynamics of a structure can be addressed either theoretically or experimentally.
  • N elastic modes estimation kernels are required, wherein each kernel is intended to provide an estimate of the elastic modes displacement, and an estimate of K n i parameter required to cancel a specific elastic mode i, with i ⁇ N + : i ⁇ 1 N , given two output measurement discrete-time scalar signals y A and y B , measured by two measurement sources (A, B) respectively, according to the location of the sources and the characteristics of the structure.
  • the samples y n A and y n B comprise three different components, which are a rigid dynamics component, an elastic component and a noise component directly related with the measurement sources.
  • the elastic mode shape of each of the elastic modes fulfills the following condition: ⁇ n i l A ⁇ ⁇ n i l B ,
  • an analytical solution can be related with an experimental solution of the parameters, namely the estimated parameters K ⁇ n i .
  • K ⁇ n i K n i + ⁇ ⁇ n i ⁇ A i ⁇ B i v n A v n B
  • ⁇ ⁇ n i is the n th sample of a discrete-time error bias function for elastic mode i which depends on the bandwidth power ratios ⁇ A i and ⁇ B i between the rigid dynamic output measurement r n and the measured elastic displacement of each of the elastic modes i for each active measurement source (A, B) respectively, and also depends on the measurement noises v n A and v n B of the active measurement source (A, B).
  • the present method provides with a real-time solver which allows the cancellation of said elastic modes according to different changing conditions.
  • the present method for cancelling elastic modes in discrete-time signals is divided in two main blocks, wherein different steps are fulfilled in order to obtain a final equation which allows the cancellation of said elastic modes.
  • Figure 1 shows a diagram with the steps of the first block for the method to cancel N elastic modes.
  • the n th sample y n A and y n B of two output measurement discrete-time scalar signals y A and y B are supplied to the conditioning filter H c i in order to obtain filtered measurement outputs for the elastic mode i, Y A,i and Y B,i .
  • the estimated cancellation parameter along with the n th sample y n A will provide of the n th sample y n X of a discrete-time scalar signal y x .
  • the method uses a complementary filter bank which performs two different operations.
  • the first operation is the filtering of the n th sample of a discrete-time scalar signal, namely y n X , by means of a second order band-pass filter centered in the natural frequency estimate ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i of the elastic mode i .
  • the second operation is the filtering by means of the former complementary filter of the n th sample y n A .
  • the signal supplied in the mentioned steps is the n th sample y n A as shown in figure 1 .
  • the solution of the two filtering steps is used for obtaining a filtered discrete-time scalar signal Y F , being its n th sample namely Y n F .
  • This n th sample of the filtered discrete-time scalar signal, Y n F along with the n th sample y n A provides with an n th sample of an estimate of the mode displacements for each elastic mode i , ⁇ ⁇ n i . This is shown in figure 1 by means of label "STEP h)".
  • the results of the n th sample of an estimate of the mode displacements for each elastic mode i , ⁇ ⁇ n i are used as input to a frequency tracking module, said tracking module consisting on any algorithm that computes the frequency at which a signal has its maximum of power spectral density, for obtaining an adjusted value of ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i , namely ⁇ ⁇ n i which will be saved to be used in later steps of the method.
  • This is shown in figure 1 by means of a label "STEP i)" and label "STEP j)" respectively.
  • Figure 2 shows a diagram with the complete method according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • the diagram shows how, initiating with the n th sample y n A and y n B of two output measurement discrete-time scalar signals, steps a) and b) of the method, the rest of the steps are fulfilled obtaining the needed results K ⁇ n i and ⁇ ⁇ n i .
  • the conditioning filter H c i used in this particular embodiment is a parametric band-pass digital filter centered at the frequency estimate ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i of the elastic mode i provided in each of the different steps c) performed for each of the elastic modes i , which can be seen in figure 2 .
  • the diagram shows the second block of the method, which ends in the obtainment of Y n output , function which allows the cancellation of the elastic modes components in the discrete-time signals y A and y B .
  • Figure 3 shows the diagram shown in figure 2 considering a particular composition of the conditioning filter H c i .
  • BP narrow band-pass filter
  • SB narrow stop-band filter
  • step c) is affected every time by the corresponding natural frequencies estimate of the mode i and the modes i - 1, i + 1.
  • Figure 4 shows the diagram shown in figures 2 and 3 considering a particular composition of the conditioning filter H c i .
  • Said conditioning filter H c i used in this particular embodiment is a combination a narrow band-pass filter (BP) centered at ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 i and N - 1 narrow stop-band filters (SB) centered at ⁇ ⁇ n ⁇ 1 q being q ⁇ N + : q ⁇ 1 N
  • BP narrow band-pass filter
  • SB narrow stop-band filters
  • step c) is affected every time by the corresponding natural frequencies estimate of the mode i and the modes q being q ⁇ N + : ⁇ q ⁇ [1 , N ]
  • Figure 5 shows a flying boom of a tanker aircraft (A330 MRTT) comprising two active measurement sources, which are sensor A and sensor B.
  • the flying boom comprises elastic modes shapes and undamped elastic modes frequencies which suffer great variations during transitions from free air to coupled condition and vice versa due to the discrete changes in the exogenous boundary conditions acting on the structure.
  • the present method can be implemented as part of the Control Laws of any flexible system with more than one sensor located along the structure. Additionally, the present method can be used not only to filter the elastic component in the Control Laws feedback signals, but also to control the elastic dynamics by using a parallel control laws with a feedback composed by the elastic modes displacements identified by the estimation kernels, or simply by using the discrete-time signal y A - Y output and its derivatives as control variables.

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  1. Procédé de suppression adaptative en temps réel de N modes élastiques dans des signaux temporaux discrets qui mesurent la dynamique d'une structure flexible, la structure flexible présentant des caractéristiques variables élastiques, caractérisé en ce que le procédé comprend deux blocs principaux :
    - le premier bloc du procédé comprenant les étapes ci-dessous consistant à :
    a) fournir un nombre total N +
    Figure imgb0418
    de modes élastiques à supprimer, dans lequel i est un mode élastique générique à supprimmer, i + : i 1 N ,
    Figure imgb0419
    et deux sources de mesure actives (A, B) dont l'emplacement est défini respectivement par des vecteurs de localisation l A et l B, où l A , l B 3 ;
    Figure imgb0420
    b) échantillonner deux signaux scalaires temporaux discrets de mesure de sortie y A et y B de la dynamique de la structure flexible, dans lesquels y n A
    Figure imgb0421
    et y n B
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    correspondent au nième échantillon du signal respectif mesuré par les deux sources de mesure actives (A, B), ledit échantillonnage étant mis en oeuvre avec un temps d'échantillonnage Δt, et le nième échantillon d'un signal étant n + : n 1 ;
    Figure imgb0423
    c) fournir une estimation de fréquence naturelle ω ^ n 1 i
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    du mode élastique i, et un paramètre entier M n 1 i ,
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    dans lequel ladite estimation de fréquence et le paramètre sont respectivement :
    c1) si n = 1 ; alors ω ^ n 1 i = ω ^ 0 i ;
    Figure imgb0426
    M n 1 i = M 0 i ,
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    dans lequel M 0 i
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    est un multiple entier de 2 π ω ^ 0 i , Δ t ,
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    dans lequel le procédé est appliqué pour la première fois ;
    c2) si n ≠ 1 ; alors ω ^ n 1 i = ω ^ n 1 i ;
    Figure imgb0430
    M n 1 i = M n 1 i ;
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    dans lequel M n 1 i
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    est un multiple entier de 2 π ω ^ n 1 i Δ t ;
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    d) filtrer les signaux scalaires temporaux discrets de mesure de sortie y A et y B , au moyen d'un filtre de conditionnement H c i ,
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    en vue d'obtenir des sorties de mesure filtrées pour le mode élastique i, YA,i et Y B,i , calculées par les expressions suivantes dans le domaine Z : Y A , i z = H c i z y A z
    Figure imgb0435
    Y B , i z = H c i z y B z
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    dans lequel H c i z
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    correspond à la fonction de transfert dans le domaine Z du filtre de conditionnement H c i ,
    Figure imgb0438
    ledit filtre de conditionnement étant un filtre numérique passe-bande paramétrique centré sur l'estimation de fréquence ω ^ n 1 i
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    du mode élastique i, fournie à l'étape c) ;
    e) obtenir un nième échantillon d'un paramètre de suppression estimé, par mode élastique i à supprimer, K ^ n i ,
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    selon l'expression suivante : K ^ n i = j = n M n 1 i + 1 n Y j B , i 2 Y j A , i Y j B , i j = n M n 1 i + 1 n Y j A , i 2 + Y j B , i 2 2 Y j A , i Y j B , i
    Figure imgb0441
    dans lequel la valeur du paramètre M n 1 i
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    correspond à la valeur fournie à l'étape c) ;
    f) générer un nième échantillon d'un signal scalaire temporal discret y x , à savoir y n X ,
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    selon l'expression suivante : y n X = K ^ n i y n A + 1 K ^ n i y n B
    Figure imgb0444
    g) obtenir un signal scalaire temporal discret filtré Y F au moyen de l'expression de filtrage de banc suivante dans le domaine Z : Y F z = y X z H 1 z + y A z 1 H 1 z
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    dans lequel H 1 est un filtre passe-bande de second ordre centré sur l'estimation de fréquence naturelle ω ^ n 1 i
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    du mode élastique i, fournie à l'étape c) ; et
    obtenir directement, à partir du signal scalaire temporal discret filtré Y F, un n ième échantillon du signal scalaire temporal discret filtré Y F, à savoir Y n F ;
    Figure imgb0447
    h) obtenir un nième échantillon d'une estimation des déplacements de mode pour chaque mode élastique i, γ ^ n i ,
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    au moyen de l'expression suivante : γ ^ n i = y n A Y n F
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    i) calculer une valeur ajustée de ω ^ n 1 i ,
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    à savoir ω ^ n i ,
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    en introduisant la valeur de γ ^ n i
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    de l'étape h) dans un module de suivi de fréquence, en vue d'obtenir la valeur ajustée ω ^ n i ;
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    j) enregistrer la valeur ajustée ω ^ n i
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    calculée à l'étape i) ;
    k) mettre en oeuvre, de i = 1 à i = N, les étapes c) à j) ;
    - le second bloc du procédé comprenant les étapes ci-dessous consistant à :
    l) hériter, de l'étape h), les valeurs du nième échantillon de l'estimation des déplacements de mode, γ ^ n i ,
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    pour chaque mode élastique i ;
    m) obtenir un nième échantillon d'une fonction de sortie de suppression de mode élastique Y n output
    Figure imgb0456
    selon l'expression suivante : Y n output = θ n 1 y n A + θ n 2 y n B + j = 1 N 1 θ n j + 2 β ^ n j = = y n A y n B β ^ n 1 β ^ n 2 β ^ n N 1 θ n 1 θ n N θ n N + 1
    Figure imgb0457
    ledit nième échantillon de la fonction de sortie de suppression de mode élastique Y n output
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    étant obtenu par les étapes suivantes consistant à :
    m1) calculer l'inverse d'une matrice de filtre spatial estimée Φ̂, par le biais de l'expression suivante : Φ ^ 1 = 1 1 1 1 K ^ n 1 K ^ n 1 1 K ^ n N K ^ n N 1 1 1 λ n 1,1 1 λ n N , 1 1 1 λ n 1 , N 1 1 λ n N , N 1 1 T 1
    Figure imgb0459
    dans laquelle :
    K ^ n i
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    sont des valeurs du nième échantillon du paramètre de suppression estimé pour chaque mode élastique i à supprimer, héritées de l'étape e) ;
    λ n i , p ,
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    p + : p 1 , N 1 ;
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    i + : i 1 N ,
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    est un paramètre temporal discret ajustable pour chaque mode élastique i, sélectionné en vue d'obtenir une matrice de filtre spatial non singulière Φ̂,
    m2) calculer un vecteur de paramètre de filtre spatial θ n N + 1 ,
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    dans lequel : θ n = θ n 1 θ n N θ n N + 1 = Φ ^ 1 0 0 1
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    m3) générer un ensemble de N - 1 signaux virtuels temporaux discrets paramétriques β̂p, dans lequel β ^ n p
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    est le nième échantillon des signaux virtuels β̂p , correspondant à p + : p 1 , N 1 ,
    Figure imgb0467
    ledit nième échantillon des signaux virtuels β ^ n p
    Figure imgb0468
    étant configuré de manière à compléter y n A
    Figure imgb0469
    et y n B
    Figure imgb0470
    selon l'expression suivante : β ^ n p = y n A i = 1 N λ n i , p γ ^ n i
    Figure imgb0471
    m4) substituer dans l'expression de fonction de sortie de suppression de mode élastique Y n output ,
    Figure imgb0472
    la valeur obtenue dans les étapes précédentes k1) - k3), en vue d'obtenir la valeur de la fonction de sortie de suppression de mode élastique Y n output
    Figure imgb0473
    Y n output = θ n 1 y n A + θ n 2 y n B + j = 1 N 1 θ n j + 2 β ^ n j = = y n A y n B β ^ n 1 β ^ n 2 β ^ n N 1 θ n 1 θ n N θ n N + 1
    Figure imgb0474
    n) supprimer les modes élastiques i au moyen de la fonction de sortie de suppression de mode élastique Y n output ,
    Figure imgb0475
    o) mettre en oeuvre, de n = 1 à n = ∞, les étapes b) à n), en vue d'introduire les valeurs ω ^ n i
    Figure imgb0476
    ajustées enregistrées de l'étape j) dans l'étape c).
  2. Procédé de suppression adaptative en temps réel de N modes élastiques dans des signaux temporaux discrets selon la revendication 1, dans lequel le filtre de conditionnement H c i
    Figure imgb0477
    de l'étape d) est une combinaison d'un filtre passe-bande étroit (BP) centré sur ω ^ n 1 i
    Figure imgb0478
    et d'un ou deux filtres stop-bande étroits (SB) centrés sur ω ^ n 1 i 1
    Figure imgb0479
    et ω ^ n 1 i + 1 ,
    Figure imgb0480
    et dans lequel H c i z
    Figure imgb0481
    est la fonction de transfert dans le domaine Z du filtre de conditionnement H c i
    Figure imgb0482
    correspondant à l'expression suivante :
    Figure imgb0483
    et dans lequel l'étape c) du procédé comprend en outre l'étape consistant à fournir des estimations de fréquences naturelles ω ^ n 1 i 1
    Figure imgb0484
    et ω ^ n 1 i + 1
    Figure imgb0485
    du mode élastique i - 1 et i + 1, correspondant à :
    c1) si n = 1 ; alors ω ^ n 1 i = ω ^ 0 i ;
    Figure imgb0486
    ω ^ n 1 i 1 = ω ^ 0 i 1 ;
    Figure imgb0487
    ω ^ n 1 i + 1 = ω ^ 0 i + 1 ;
    Figure imgb0488
    M n 1 i = M 0 i ,
    Figure imgb0489
    dans lequel M 0 i
    Figure imgb0490
    est un multiple entier de 2 π ω ^ 0 i , Δ t ,
    Figure imgb0491
    dans lequel le procédé est appliqué pour la première fois,
    c2) si n ≠ 1; alors ω ^ n 1 i = ω ^ n 1 i ;
    Figure imgb0492
    ω ^ n 1 i 1 = ω ^ n 1 i 1 ;
    Figure imgb0493
    ω ^ n 1 i + 1 = ω ^ n 1 i + 1 ;
    Figure imgb0494
    M n 1 i = M n 1 i ,
    Figure imgb0495
    dans lequel M n 1 i
    Figure imgb0496
    est un multiple entier de 2 π ω ^ n 1 i Δ t .
    Figure imgb0497
  3. Procédé de suppression adaptative en temps réel de N modes élastiques dans des signaux temporaux discrets selon la revendication 2, dans lequel le filtre passe-bande étroit est défini par une largeur de bande ΔωBP et ledit un ou lesdits deux filtres stop-bande étroits sont définis par une largeur de bande ΔωSB , respectivement, suivant l'expression :
    Figure imgb0498
    dans laquelle « ρ » est la largeur de filtre du filtre de conditionnement H c i ,
    Figure imgb0499
    satisfaisant : ρ i = Δ ω BP
    Figure imgb0500
    ρ i 1 = ρ i + 1 ω SB
    Figure imgb0501
  4. Procédé de suppression adaptative en temps réel de N modes élastiques dans des signaux temporaux discrets selon la revendication 1, dans lequel le filtre de conditionnement H c i
    Figure imgb0502
    de l'étape d) est une combinaison d'un filtre passe-bande étroit (BP) centré sur ω ^ n 1 i
    Figure imgb0503
    et de N - 1 filtres stop-bande étroit (SB) centrés sur ω ^ n 1 q ,
    Figure imgb0504
    dans lequel q + : q 1 N | q i ,
    Figure imgb0505
    dans lequel H c i z
    Figure imgb0506
    est la fonction de transfert dans le domaine Z du filtre de conditionnement H c i
    Figure imgb0507
    correspondant à l'expression suivante : H c i z = H BP z ω ^ n 1 i q = 1 q i N H SB z ω ^ n q
    Figure imgb0508
    et dans lequel l'étape c) du procédé comprend en outre l'étape consistant à fournir une estimation de fréquence naturelle ω ^ n 1 i
    Figure imgb0509
    du mode élastique i, et des estimations de fréquences naturelles du reste des modes élastiques ω ^ n 1 q ,
    Figure imgb0510
    avec q + : q 1 N | q i ,
    Figure imgb0511
    dans lequel :
    C1) si n = 1 ; alors ω ^ n 1 i = ω ^ 0 i ; ω ^ n 1 q = ω ^ 0 q
    Figure imgb0512
    avec q + : q 1 N | q i ; M n 1 i = M 0 i ,
    Figure imgb0513
    M n 1 i = M 0 i ,
    Figure imgb0514
    dans lequel M 0 i
    Figure imgb0515
    est un multiple entier de 2 π ω ^ 0 i t ,
    Figure imgb0516
    dans lequel le procédé est appliqué pour la première fois,
    C2) si n ≠ 1; alors ω ^ n 1 i = ω ^ n 1 i ; ω ^ n 1 q = ω ^ n 1 q
    Figure imgb0517
    avec q + : { q 1 N | q
    Figure imgb0518
    i } ; M n 1 i = M n 1 i ,
    Figure imgb0519
    dans lequel M n 1 i
    Figure imgb0520
    est un multiple entier de 2 π ω ^ n 1 i Δ t .
    Figure imgb0521
  5. Procédé de suppression adaptative en temps réel de N modes élastiques dans des signaux temporaux discrets selon la revendication 4, dans lequel le filtre passe-bande étroit est défini par une largeur de bande ΔωBP et lesdits N - 1 filtres stop-bande étroits sont définis par une largeur de bande ΔωSB , respectivement, suivant l'expression : H c i z = H BP z ω ^ n 1 i ρ i q = 1 q i N H SB z ω ^ n q ρ q
    Figure imgb0522
    dans laquelle p est la largeur de filtre d'un filtre passe-bande ou d'un filtre stop-bande, satisfaisant : ρ i = Δ ω BP
    Figure imgb0523
    ρ q = Δ ω SB q i .
    Figure imgb0524
  6. Programme informatique comprenant un code de programme informatique qui, lorsqu'il est exécuté par un dispositif informatique, amène le dispositif informatique à mettre en oeuvre toutes les étapes du procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5.
  7. Système comprenant une structure flexible et N modes élastiques à supprimer en temps réel dans des signaux temporaux discrets qui mesurent la dynamique de la structure flexible, et un dispositif informatique, le dispositif informatique étant configuré de manière à appliquer un procédé de suppression adaptative en temps réel de N modes élastiques dans lesdits signaux temporaux discrets selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5.
  8. Aéronef comprenant un système selon la revendication 7.
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